Fear of Outbreak in China Spurs US Troop Readiness
Reports from Manila suggest a possible fresh China crisis amid Boxer era fears. Taft and Alice Roosevelt faced anti American displays last year as Chinese agitators threaten missionaries and foreigners. Troops would be staged from Seattle to the Philippines for rapid deployment to China if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireles
China
Manila
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
Canton
Revolutioniata
Pekin
Philippines
Seattle
Orient
Cities Go to School Cities Go to School London
Sir Edwin Cornwall of London County Council proposes an annual international congress of capitals with over 500000 population to exchange municipal methods and education between member cities including American cities. A circular will invite mayors of large cities in Europe the United States and Canada to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edwin Cornwall
London County Council
Edwin
Paria Municipal Council
Congress
United States
Europa
Canada
University basketball schedule and Idaho game plans
No basketball games at the university until exams end in the last week of the month. The schedule resumes in the second term with games against several Idaho high schools and a possible trip for Washington to Eugene to face the state university. February 9 Puget Sound Academy of Snohomish to meet the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
University of Washington
Eugene
Oregon
Puget Sound Academy of Snohomish
Promised to Reform Man Appears in Court on New Year’s Day
W A Boyd of Hillman City faced Justice Gordon on a charge of being drunk and disorderly at the Butler hotel on New Year’s day. He asserted he is not a drinking man and had never been drunk before, and was discharged with a $10 fine. In New York on January 4, 1759 George Washington and Martha Dandridge Curtis were married, and the New York chapter of the D A R will observe in keeping to tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Boyd
Hillman City
Justice Gordon
Butler Hotel
Boyd
New York
George Washington
Martha Dandridge Curtis
16Th and
Jefferson
Alfred Rattle
W. W. Beck
Tucker
Valentine
Bethel
PF. B. Small
Seattle Liederkranz
Alfred 1Mont
Prince of Pilsen
Germania Hall
Ebek
Calne Milew
Puget Sound Tug Company
Minnie A. Caine
Smiths Island
Seattle
American Institute of Hank
James A. Kerr
Dean Condon
University Law School
Mire R. EB. Prinstad
Robert Prinstad
Oregon Hotel
Portland
Rainier Grand
Washington Wedding Anniversary Entertainment
A celebration marking Washington's wedding day will be held in the afternoon and evening. The program starts at 3 PM with a reception at Sherry's, followed by music addresses and refreshments for members who may bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherry'a
Pacific Starch Company Files for Bankruptcy
The Pacific Starch company of Tatoma petitions for bankruptcy in U S Circuit Court seeking appointment of a receiver. Liabilities exceed 200 600 dollars with assets around 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Starch Company
Tatoma
United States
Hearing set in Miller Free man v Trade Register case
Local flash item notes a May 1 1906 hearing in the Miller Free man v Trade Register case. Ste vens Reliefcorpe and Stevens Post G A R will hold a joint installation meeting Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Freeman Va
Trade Register
Stevens Reliefcorpe
Stevens Post
Bernard Fillsen
J. D. Canny
World Smiles on Her Artist Jazzed by Sousa Violin Solo
A three year veteran violin soloist with Sousa's band Miss Josie Straus reflects on happiness, early music study, and the moment John Philip Sousa discovered her talent. She recalls learning at age six, debuting publicly, and solving technique with a unique three-finger bowing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Straus
Sousa
Second Ward Republicans Meet to Decide Caucus
A meeting of Second ward Republican workers at Judge George’s New York building discussed the coming election. Six candidates for the council have entered the race, including H. I. Jaffe, Miller, Zarring, Thomas Vincent, T. Haas, and the sitting councilman Johnson, with plans for full voter representation at the nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
New York
Second Ward
Otto
A. Case
Eorgettions
H. I. Jaffe
Miller
Zarring
Thomas Vincent. T. Haas
Johnson
Timber sale nets high price in Humptulips land lease
Chenalis Washington January 6. An additional timber sale at top price was made this week. C M Weatherwax rented a section of land on the Humptulips for 40050 dollars at a rate exceeding 62 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenalis
Wash
Clr
M. Weatherwax
Wintry Blasts Hit Alaska From Sitka to Nome
Severe winter storms from Sitka to Nome cause heavy snow, with telegraph lines between Fairbanks and Nome down and the Valdez Fairbanks trail largely suspended. No casualties yet, but hardships expected as communications resume.
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Alaska
United States Signal Corps
Sitka
Nome
Fairbanks
Vaides- Fairbanks
Two New Liners for Puget Sound Trade Revealed
Richard Alley of the Canadian Pacific in Seattle from London says a regular steamship service will start within weeks between Puget Sound ports and the colonies of the British kingdom. The ships Huenentaur and Africander will operate without passenger accommodations, with passenger service added as traffic justifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Puget
Richard Alley
Seattle
London
Bis Company
Hu Eentaur
Alley
Washington rowing season opens on Lake Washington
Indoor practice begins as University of Washington rowers prepare for outdoor racing next week on Lake Washington. The team focuses on endurance and technique ahead of the early season events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Lake Washington
Coaches Sought as Training Continues for Team
The project has run for weeks with no available coach found. Captain Dick Glouschester will train the men until a coach is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Glouschester
Two Men Arrested for Fighting After Quarrel
Anderson a steam fitter and James McVicar a machinist were arrested by Officers Hubbard Brat ford and Macdonald on Lot Ave 8 at 1 50 this morning on charges of fighting and disorderly conduct. They quarreled and caused trouble during arrest. A pistol was found on Anderson. They will appear before Justice Gordon this afternoon.
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Anderson
James McVicar
Hubbard, Bratford
James Kelley
John Piteggrald
Main St
Wentedt
Louis Grassler
Speller
New Office Building Planned Near Washington Machine Shops
Washington Iron Works will begin erecting a brick office building next week. The structure will cost several thousand dollars and sit just north of the large machine shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Iron Works
Mariners Misload Logs In Ballard Mills Mix Up
Everett lumber operations report a logging mix up as the tug Harold C. towed logs to the wrong mills in Ballard. The Fortune initially intended to move the timber but arrived at a logging camp and spirited the timbers away, prompting arrests for fights on Main Street and vagrancy charges as court actions proceed.
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Everett Lumber Mills
Hood Canal
Ballard
Harold C. Ts
Frye-Bruhn May Manage Frye-Bruhn In Grays Harbor
Thomas Morgan sold his interest in Ninemire and Morgan, meat dealers on Grays harbor, to George W. Ninemire of Montesano. Morgan and James Hackett plan to travel to British Columbia to buy timber and build a mill between Vancouver and Port Simpson. Frye-Brubn of Seattle and Carstens Packing of Tacoma seek entry into the Grays harbor field, with one likely to invest in Ninemire and Morgan.
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Chehalis
Thomas Morgan
George W. Ninemire
Montesano
Ninemire &@ Morgan company
Grays Harbor
Morgan
James Hackett
British Columbia
Vancouver
Port Simpson
Frye-Brubn Company
Seattle
Carstens Packing Company
Tacoma
Ninemire & Morgan Company
Sunday church notices list Seattle worship services and topics
The Star prints Satuday parish notices due by Friday 6pm. Listings show Epiphany of the Divine Humanity Growth and Shepherd of Hermas sermons from multiple churches including Trinity, Tabernacle Baptist, First Baptist, First Christian, University Place churches and more with times at 10:30 am, 11 am, 7:30 pm and 4:30 pm.
Catholic Mass Schedule and Local Church Services
Cathedral chapel on Terry avenue offers masses at 6 7:30 8 9 10:30 a m with sermons and Sunday school. Sacred Heart lists 6:30 and 7:30 a m services and 7:30 p m vespers benediction. Immaculate Conception provides 7:30 and 8:40 p m low mass and 10:30 a m high mass. Allen Halenback fined 100 for shoplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Chapel
Terry Av
St. Mary's Parish
W. J. Metz
Sacred Heart Church
Ev. A. Hild
Church of Immaculate Conception
Hev. A. Bweere
Allen Halenback
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State Department
Idaho
Cole
Immergruen Lodge
Sons of Hermann
A. Kanniteer
BE. Hahn
Mra
C. Ewers
Agatha Kollmorgen
Agnes Slewel
Mre Melchnor
Mire Meidner
Alexander Stewart
C. HM
Wigert
Charles HM. Lilly Company
Agmor
Saginaw Bay
Japan
Mr. Fullerton
F. Pike
J. D. Thormpson
John Boe
A. Schwader
Redmond
Arratand
P. V. Davie
South Park
W. J. Fortune
B. @ilaon
Becondav
World
BY Jessie Straus
Adolf Hahn
Ation
The
John Philip Sousa
Jessie Straus
Iticians
Repub
Frye-Bruhn
GAID
Gray's Harbor
Star
Tabernacle Baptist
J. M. Deanham
First Christian Church
Broadway and
Olive
L. A. Chapman
University Place
Christian
Boylston Ave
Unitarian
W. D. Symonds
St. Mark's Church
First and Broadway
J. P. Llwyd
North Baptist
Third and Cedar
G. R. Cairne
First Presbyterian
M. A. Matthews
First Church of Christ
Kam, “Truth
Plymouth
Freeland
Pilgrim Congregational
T. L. Smith
Golgothan
Union Congregational
J. T. Nichols
Jesus Christ
University Congregational
H.C. Mason
Westminster Presbyterian
J. M. Wilson
First Spiritual Society
Pythian Hall
H. J. Moore
Jesus Place
Haven M. Eb.church
Howard and
John
F. B. Drake
Egypt
Canaan
James
A. W. Breers
Victor
Melba
Eames
Carasco
D. S. Johnston
Second Avenue
Burke Building
Anam
Oregon Ranch
Limburger
Second
Pine St
Palace Laundry Co
Pike
Eighth Ave
Sixth Ave
Century Furniture Company
Srconp
Spring Street
G. L. Holmes Furniture CO
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